Card Corner Honors Student Leaders At Soda Springs High
Dec 7 festival at Pocatello High marks a regional display with Soda Springs leaders praised. Carol Nickfaden named girl of the month. Bob Denning chosen as boy of the month for active involvement in football and mural sports. Soda faces Montpelier next home game aiming public support.
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Pocatello High School
Soda
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Ickfaden
Carol
Soda Springs
Soda High
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Idaho Needs Men Who Read Idaho Needs Men Who Read
Mrs. R. J. Kirkland of North Idaho Junior College urges students to read widely. She argues a reader can become a sound citizen and productive professional, even without elite schooling, citing figures from Franklin to Shelley and stressing lifelong learning.
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Idaho
R. J. Kirkland
North Idaho
Coeur d'Alene
Ellen Glasgow
Virginia Woolf
Benjamin Franklin
Bertrand Russell
Arnold Toynbee
Borrrow
Shelley
Speaking of Taxes and School Dropouts Debate in Education
A Maryland study of 13 715 dropouts from 1960 61 finds non problem behavior and average or better ability among many. It notes 56 6 percent did not reach potential and 40 percent read below sixth grade. Vermont surveys show high school dropout rates near 20 percent in public and 14 percent in parochial schools.
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Max. Yost
Associated Taxpayers of
Idaho
Maryland
Herbert G. Ogden
Vermont
Ogden
Union Schools
Boy remarks on world pulling at the end of a cornstalk
Jackie, a boy, helps his father in the garden. After much pulling and lugging, Jackie says the world was pulling at the other end of the cornstalk, showing his thoughtful insight into the task and effort.
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Jackie
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